Top 10 Chinese Anime & Animation Studios

China's largest anime streaming platform co-produces dozens of original donghua series annually and has become a major investor in Chinese animation studios, effectively shaping the entire industry.

The studio behind the internationally acclaimed The King's Avatar (Quanzhi Gaoshou), an esports donghua with unprecedented production quality that introduced global audiences to Chinese animated series.

China's Netflix equivalent has invested heavily in original donghua including the massive Legend of Deification franchise, pushing production values and global distribution of Chinese animation.

The prolific studio responsible for Hitori no Shita: The Outcast and dozens of Chinese-Japanese co-productions has built the strongest bridge between donghua and mainstream anime audiences.

Producer of the visually spectacular Fog Hill of Five Elements, which went viral internationally in 2020 for its extraordinary hand-drawn action sequences rooted in Chinese elemental mythology.

The Chinese branch of the acclaimed Japanese studio is increasingly producing donghua with the same quality standards as Attack on Titan and Jujutsu Kaisen, blending both countries' animation traditions.

The studio behind the viral short series Have You Seen the Face of My Killer brought psychological horror and cinematic framing to Chinese animation in a way that shocked global audiences.

Founded in 1957, China's oldest animation studio created Havoc in Heaven and Nezha Conquers the Dragon King, beloved classics that laid the cultural foundations for all modern Chinese animation.

The studio behind the record-breaking Nezha (2019), which earned over $720 million to become the world's highest-grossing non-American animated film and sparked China's donghua box office revolution.

China's largest anime streaming platform co-produces dozens of original donghua series annually and has become a major investor in Chinese animation studios, effectively shaping the entire industry.

The studio behind the internationally acclaimed The King's Avatar (Quanzhi Gaoshou), an esports donghua with unprecedented production quality that introduced global audiences to Chinese animated series.

China's Netflix equivalent has invested heavily in original donghua including the massive Legend of Deification franchise, pushing production values and global distribution of Chinese animation.

The prolific studio responsible for Hitori no Shita: The Outcast and dozens of Chinese-Japanese co-productions has built the strongest bridge between donghua and mainstream anime audiences.

Producer of the visually spectacular Fog Hill of Five Elements, which went viral internationally in 2020 for its extraordinary hand-drawn action sequences rooted in Chinese elemental mythology.

The Chinese branch of the acclaimed Japanese studio is increasingly producing donghua with the same quality standards as Attack on Titan and Jujutsu Kaisen, blending both countries' animation traditions.

The studio behind the viral short series Have You Seen the Face of My Killer brought psychological horror and cinematic framing to Chinese animation in a way that shocked global audiences.

Founded in 1957, China's oldest animation studio created Havoc in Heaven and Nezha Conquers the Dragon King, beloved classics that laid the cultural foundations for all modern Chinese animation.

The studio behind the record-breaking Nezha (2019), which earned over $720 million to become the world's highest-grossing non-American animated film and sparked China's donghua box office revolution.